requires the withholding of taxes on backwages, allowances and benefits received by virtue of a labor dispute award through garnishments of debts due to the employers and other credits to which the employer is entitled including bank deposits, financial interests, royalties or commissions. Persons having control of the payment of wages or salaries are authorized to deduct and withhold upon such wages or salaries the Withholding Tax due thereon. In this case, the garnishees are the persons owning debts due to the employer or in possession or control of credits to which the employer are entitled. Accordingly, they are in control of the payment of backwages, allowances and benefits and they are authorized to deduct and withhold the income tax due from the backwages, allowances and benefits to be paid to employees and are respectively liable for such deductions. To ensure the collection of the appropriate Withholding Taxes on wages, garnishees of a judgment award in a labor dispute are constituted as withholding agents with the duty of deducting the corresponding Withholding Tax on wages due thereon in an amount equivalent to 5% of the portion of the judgment award representing the taxable backwages, allowances and benefits.